Inter Allies midfielder Martin Antwi believes he has the qualities to turn around what is looking to be a difficult season for the Tema based side.
Inter Allies have endured a difficult start to the season as they are yet to pick up a win.
They play Medeama SC at the Tarkwa T and A park on Wednesday and Antwi who joined the club from WAFA on a free transfer says things will change for the better.
"We have lots of young players who are working very hard and i know with the qualities i have we can turn things around," he told Joy FM
"I have to work hard and score more goals to help the team stay top of the league."
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